Tours and Trips in Ireland

Learn the history of Waterford through the Middle Ages and beyond with this Medieval Museum entry ticket. Head to the center of the Waterford Viking Triangle, to the impressive  Medieval Museum. During your visit, explore the 13th-century Choristers' Hall and the 15th-century Mayor's Wine Vault, and head underground where ancient vaults await. Marvel at some of Europe's rarest medieval treasures alongside clothing dating back to King Henry VIII's reign. Explore the site at your leisure, follow a costumed guide or simply use your audio guide - the choice is yours. 

Embark on an incredible Irish adventure with a unique 14-mile tour through County Kerry. Set out by open boat from Killarney National Park's 15th-century Ross Castle, passing islands and beneath old stone bridges along the Lakes of Killarney. Then continue via pony-drawn carriage through the remote Black Valley and the narrow and winding Gap of Dunloe. Meander through this stunning mountain pass, marveling at a handful of scenic lakes and crossing the Wishing Bridge en route to the family-run Kate Kearney's Cottage, where you'll catch a bus back to Killarney.

Admire the scenic splendor of Ireland's southeast region on a full-day tour to Kilkenny and Waterford Crystal from Dublin. Relish the romance of travelling by train to Kilkenny, an artistic town famed for its medieval history, and take a guided tour on arrival. Discover the esteemed crystal factory located in Waterford City and conclude with a picturesque train ride back to Dublin through the beautiful countryside of the Suir Valley. Gain valuable insight into the culture and history of the Irish region from your expert guide.

Departing from the Molly Malone Statue on Suffolk Street, Explore the Southern counties and for many some of the most beautiful and spectacular landscapes in Ireland on our Southern Gem 7 day walking tour.  From the wild beauty of county Wicklow, you will experience a monastic site like no other. From there your tour will take you to one of the most magical places in Ireland, the town of Dingle. Enjoy guided walks on this peninsula that holds more ancient sites than the rest of the country combined. You will meander up along the famous Wild Atlantic Way through cute villages and towns. You will take in the breathtaking vistas as you walk along the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren and then head to the city of Galway.  This is an epic walking tour guided by our fun and experienced guides who will show you sights, sounds and experiences that will stay with you for a lifetime.

Explore Ireland's wild, Atlantic coastline during this 8-day tour through the southern part of the country. Visit Cork, Killarney, the Ring of Kerry, the Cliffs of Moher, Galway and much more and see stunning landscapes during your Irish adventure. Discover the Gaelic history and culture, sample local cuisine, and enjoy a number of outdoor activities as you experience the Wild Atlantic Way.

This scenic full-day rail tour from Dublin highlights the best or rural Ireland with coastal views and mountain scenery that's sure to dazzle. Sit back and relax as you travel through the Wicklow Mountains, visit the tiny town of Avoca and wander rate ancient monastery at Glendalough. Experience the best of Ireland in a single day during this all-inclusive tour that takes travelers through the countryside by road and rail.

Visiting Dublin is not experiencing the real Ireland. Or at least not all of it. This guided day trip from Dublin to Wicklow National Park will shuttle you to a different side of Ireland. Take a leisurely 1.5-hour hike through the park. After the hike, indulge in a hearty Irish lunch in a Victorian village and then spend 90 minutes in Glendalough, taking in the medieval ambience of the place.

Trace the fascinating story of RMS Titanic on this 1-hour White Star Line tour in Cobh. The starting point for RMS Titanic's ill-fated maiden voyage, Cobh is a town steeped in maritime history. With your ticket in hand, head through the original White Star Line office and step back in time to the age of steam. During your 2-part tour, retrace the footsteps of RMS Titanic's passengers and learn of life on board the ship. Then, gain insight into the collision that sent the magnificent vessel to the depths below.

Discover the world of Irish whiskey on a tour of Dublin's Irish Whiskey Museum, a great choice for lovers of the country's national drink. You'll get insider info about the history and culture of whiskey before enjoying a whiskey tasting, during which you'll learn how to sniff and taste for maximum pleasure. Plus, you'll craft your own unique blend of whiskey to take home as a keepsake.

Explore Ireland's natural wonders and historic gems on this full-day tour from Dublin. Set out on a scenic drive through the idyllic countryside of the Wicklow National Park, stop to admire the views from Wicklow Gap and visit the monastic ruins and beautiful lakes of Glendalough. Then, step back in time with a tour of Kilkenny, Ireland's medieval capital, and enjoy free time to explore the city independently before returning to Dublin.

Ireland's Ice Age has left a wonderful legacy in Wicklow National Park with its unique topography. Aptly named the "Garden" of Ireland. Corrie lakes, U-shaped valleys, alpine heath and mountain cliffs captivate the visitor in a largely uninhabited landscape with vistas of the Irish Sea.Discover the picturesque valleys of Glenmalure and the Glen of Immal. Hike in the rugged beauty of Lugnaquilla and experience the peace and tranquillity of Glendalough. This is home to a 6th century monastic settlement nestled in the valley of two lakes. In addition to this the warmth of the people, the cosy pubs, the charming villages and delicious organic food and you have just found your "perfect" Wicklow Way Hike!

Discover Dublin's dark side on terrifying 2-hour bus tour of the city's most sinister spots. Scour the serpentine streets for restless souls as you venture around the capital with an entertaining guide; hear tales of mystery and murder as you visit some of Dublin's most haunted spots, listening to the spine-chilling stories associated with each eerie enclave. Wander the ghostly St. James' Graveyard under the cloak of darkness and descend into the depths of the atmospheric crypt at Christ Church Cathedral for a scary surprise.

Enjoy a star-studded meet and greet at Dublin's National Wax Museum and come face-to-face with movie stars, politicians and pop icons. Marvel over the lifelike waxworks of Irish writers like James Joyce and Oscar Wilde; pose for photos with Irish icons like U2, Liam Neeson and Ronan Keating; brave a visit to Dracula's Chamber of Horrors; or make your very own wax hand (extra cost). The fun interactive exhibitions are both educational and entertaining, with the chance to learn about Irish history, discover the human body and even have a go at being a record producer!

Trade the big city for a day in nature on this full-day tour from Dublin. Your destination is the wild and beautiful County Wicklow, located just south of the capital. Upon your arrival in Wicklow Mountains National Park, you'll get up close and personal with the scenery when you embark on a several-hour horseback riding tour of the area. Following lunch in the quaint village of Enniskerry (own expense), see more of the area's highlights and make your way to Glendalough: site of a sixth-century monastery.

Discover the Ring of Kerry on this incredible full-day tour that showcases one of Ireland's most stunning destinations. Spend six and a half hours exploring the MacGillycuddy Reeks, the shores of Dingle Bay and the coastal views of Kenmare Bay on this guided tour of must-see Ireland. You'll also pass through Ladies View and the Lakes of Killarney on this journey from Killarney to Ring of Kerry.

Connemara is, for many, the very best of what Ireland has to offer, in one place.  The people, pubs, restaurant and, of course, some of the most spectacular scenery.  This 7 day soft adventure tour includes all accommodation, breakfasts, etc and, of course, all activities, like sea kayaking, trout fishing and horse riding. All of this with some of the best tour guides in the business.  Surely a once-in-a-lifetime adventure !

Welcome to our all Ireland Emerald Tour! Get ready to enjoy our 15-day walking tour with the best and friendliest guides in the business that will take care of your every need. Leaving from Dublin you will travel through the east, west, south west, and northern regions of Ireland and explore mountains, picturesque villages, cliffs and rugged untouched beaches. Some highlights of your fascinating tour include the UNESCO World Heritage listed site - the Giants Causeway; the Slieve League cliffs which are the highest sea cliffs in Europe; Slea Head Drive, a gorgeous scenic route; the famous Cliffs of Moher with its unmatched views and Killary Harbour. See historical castles and learn about Irish legends. Immerse yourself in traditional music in wonderful pubs frozen in time. Taste traditional dishes and seafood along the Wild Atlantic Way. We guarantee you will make new friends and create fantastic memories as you explore the island of Ireland.

Seize an ancient escape to Glendalough and Lough Tay on our day tour from Dublin to the Garden of Ireland"¦Take a walk on the Wicklow side of life and get a true taste of the Irish wilderness in the "Garden of Ireland" on our day tour direct from Dublin City to mythical & magical Glendalough and Lough Tay, affectionately known as the ''Guinness Lake'' in the Wicklow Mountains.

Spend the day exploring Ireland's most stunning natural landscapes on this full-day tour of the Gap of Dunloe from Killarney. Follow your guide on a seven-mile (11 kilometer) adventure that covers some of the nation's vast emerald scenery. Spend 90 minutes hiking, take an optional Jaunting Cart ride, and kick back and relax during a boat ride on the Gearhameen River. This tour also includes a stop at the Ross Castle.

Discover magical Inishbofin Island, includes return ferry, light lunch and a film about the island. Take a spectacular self guided walk around the West Quarter, return for tea and scones before catching the ferry back. Inishbofin has become the first Irish island to receive an international ecotourism award. Min 2, Max 35. Available March-Sept.